Ablakulov Sherzod

Ablakulov Sherzod
Essay
I once had the pleasure (or perhaps, discomfort) of meeting the strangest person I have ever come across. His name was Harvey, and he was a tall, lanky man with wild, unkempt hair, and an overgrown beard. His clothing was a mishmash of colors and styles, and he wore a top hat that looked like it had seen better days.
What made Harvey stand out the most were his mannerisms and behavior. He spoke in a high-pitched voice that frequently descended into a deep growl, and he would switch between the two without warning. He would also often break out into song or start reciting poetry, sometimes at the top of his lungs, regardless of whether anyone was paying attention.
Harvey was also prone to sudden outbursts of anger or sadness, seemingly triggered by random events or memories that he would share with anyone in earshot. He had a habit of speaking in riddles, making cryptic comments that left people confused and unsure of how to respond.
Despite his quirks, however, Harvey was a kind soul at heart. He loved animals and would often take in strays and give them a home. He was also fiercely loyal to his friends and would defend them fiercely in any dispute.
Meeting Harvey was an unforgettable experience, and while he may have been the strangest person I ever met, he was also one of the most memorable and endearing.